Kalshi cases await Supreme Court review decision over sports event contracts
Operators could face separate state disputes over sports event contracts if Supreme Court review leaves conflicting appeals decisions unresolved.
Laws, tax changes, consultations and gambling policy.
Operators could face separate state disputes over sports event contracts if Supreme Court review leaves conflicting appeals decisions unresolved.
Alberta places commercial competition at the centre of its strategy to counter illegal betting platforms.
The decline gives operators and investors a lower August revenue benchmark for Denmark’s gambling market.
Denmark's government resubmitted a bill to parliament that would restrict gambling advertising and prohibit affiliate revenue share agreements.
Supplier licensing would bring technology providers under formal oversight, adding compliance for B2B firms serving Nigerian operators.
Nevada lawmakers seek to reverse a deduction change that could create federal tax liabilities for gamblers who break even.
Financial institutions are returning bettors’ funds left in accounts after betting platforms closed following a federal provisional measure.
The exclusion clarifies which licensed gambling products fall outside CFTC oversight while preserving separate treatment for exchange-traded prediction contracts.
The BGC warns that 40% Machine Games Duty could threaten 3,800 jobs and force British casinos to close.
Stake Brasil can temporarily continue operations under court conditions while the injunction preserves its betting authorisation.
Serbia’s clarification addresses gambling premises distance rules following publication of a platform mapping venues’ distances from schools and each other.
Investors can track Macau’s gaming tax receipts, up 5.9% against the corresponding 2025 period, with September contributing nearly MOP8.39bn.
Four successive monthly revenue declines make October pivotal for investors assessing whether Macau reaches its annual gaming revenue target.
The retained forecast focuses investor attention on whether increased October Golden Week arrivals translate into higher gaming revenue.
The CFTC proposals would classify event contracts as swaps while prohibiting traditional gambling, covering culture, weather, politics and sport.
The proposal would restrict mobile sports betting operators’ use of automated systems to personalise promotions and betting recommendations.
The case could determine whether prediction markets must meet state gambling requirements when competing with licensed sportsbooks.
The unexplained R$1bn fall and missing recovery figures leave operators and investors without a reliable measure of the betting market's balance-sheet clean-up.
Operators in Denmark face a shrinking betting segment even as online casino expands, shifting the market mix.
An Alabama lottery requires legislative approval and voter approval of a constitutional amendment before it can proceed.
The ruling gives Stake a short operating window in Brazil while leaving its longer-term licence and the wider betting ban unresolved.
The court action tests whether operators can be forced to supply balance data that banks need to return R$159m to bettors.
Operators face uncertainty over betting-revenue allocations as Brazil's government removes a funding stream it had legislated to expand.
The dispute concerns whether federal commodities regulators or gambling authorities should oversee sports contracts, affecting prediction market oversight.
The appeal outcome removes £13.2m in duty assessments against Jumpman Gaming.